Cal Thomas

Cal Thomas advocates a return to traditional values, which he believes must come from the people-not their government. He takes on issues pertinent to readers' lives, leaving them energized and optimistic about the future.

Opinion

At his press conference July 15, our president of self-regard again linked himself with Ronald Reagan, seeking to equate his supposed success in gaining a deal with Iran not to build a nuclear weapon for 10 years to Reagan’s arms control negotiations with the Soviet Union.

Opinion

When I listen to Hillary Clinton speak, as she did July 13 at The New School in New York, outlining her “economic policy” should she become president, my first reaction was not to her lack of substance and the predictability of her party line about taxing the rich more and “income inequality,” but to how boring she is.

Opinion

According to the Wall Street Journal, the last serious attempt to count the number of federal criminal laws appears to have been made in 1982 by a retired Justice Department official named Ronald Gainer. He failed, but the estimate then was “...50 titles and 23,000 pages of federal law.”

Opinion

The media and the secular left have a love-hate relationship with the Roman Catholic Church and its popes. When the pope takes positions with which they agree, they applaud him, but when he takes positions with which they disagree, they either ignore or criticize him.